Fukushima reactors may be shut down ahead of schedule
Engineers may be able to complete the shutdown of damaged reactors at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant ahead of schedule, the plant's owner reported Monday.
Month: October 2011
Pentagon: Troop talks with Iraq ‘ongoing’
The Pentagon on Monday denied claims that the United States and Iraq have been unable to come to an agreement that would allow some U.S. troops to remain in Iraq after the end of 2011, telling reporters that talks are still going on.
DRS in place for ODIs and Tests
South Africa’s home ODI and Test series against Australia will have the full benefits of the DRS after the host broadcasters unveiled their provisions for its use during the matches
Israeli Supreme Court clears way for prisoner swap
Families of Israeli terror victims are urging the country's Supreme Court Monday to block the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
Israeli Supreme Court clears way for prisoner swap
Families of Israeli terror victims are urging the country's Supreme Court Monday to block the release of Palestinian prisoners in exchange for captured Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit.
Behind Israel-Hamas prisoner deal
Israel plans to free more than 1,000 Palestinian prisoners, including hundreds serving life sentences for attacks on Israelis, in exchange for Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit who was captured by Hamas in 2006. How and why has the controversial deal come a…
Flood havoc across Trinidad
Caroni: The Meteorological Office says several areas of the country along the banks of the Caroni river are still under water, following two days of persistent rainfall. The met office…
Did a Mexican political party have agreements with organized crime?
The question is a serious one, and its answer has multiple political and security implications: Did a Mexican political party have agreements with organized crime, specifically the PRI which governed Mexico for 71 years?
At least 60 dead as heavy rain hits Central America
Heavy rain that has killed at least 60 people in Central America is not expected to let up soon, authorities said Monday.
Putin: Another term would let me ‘stabilize, diversify’ economy
In his first televised interview since he was launched toward the presidency again, Russia's powerful Prime Minister Vladimir Putin said Monday that his goal of returning to the Kremlin was to "stabilize" and "diversify" the na…
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